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; Awff< h\iCvElT ^ẲÍắymarrT^WV•7^X7AKpXEconomic Foundations for Creative Ageing Policy, Volume IIAndrzej KlimczukEconomic Foundations for Creative Age Ebook Economic foundations for creative ageing policy (Volume II): Part 1eing Policy, Volume IIPutting Theory into Practicepalgravema cm i IlanAndrzej KlimczukCollegium of Socio-EconomicsWarsaw School of EconomicsWarsaw, PolandISBN 978-1-137-53522-1ISBN 978-1-137-53523-8DOT 10.1057/978-1 -137-53523-8Library of Congress Conirol Number: 2015005144(eBook)© The Editor(s) (if Ebook Economic foundations for creative ageing policy (Volume II): Part 1 applicable) and The Author(s) 2017This work is subject to copyright. All rights arc solely and exclusively licensed by the Publisher, whether the whoEbook Economic foundations for creative ageing policy (Volume II): Part 1
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his book arc believed to Ik true and accurate at the date of publication. Neither the pub lishcr nor the authors or the editors give a warranty, expre; Awff< h\iCvElT ^ẲÍắymarrT^WV•7^X7AKpXEconomic Foundations for Creative Ageing Policy, Volume IIAndrzej KlimczukEconomic Foundations for Creative Age Ebook Economic foundations for creative ageing policy (Volume II): Part 1ock PhotoPrinted on acid-free paperThis Palgrave Macmillan imprint is published by Springer Nature The registered company is Nature America Inc.The registered company address is: 1 New York Plaza, New York, NY 10004, U.S.A.Foreword by Richard Adi,erTn Gray Dawn, a book published in 1999, rhe author, Ebook Economic foundations for creative ageing policy (Volume II): Part 1 Peter Peterson, warned that as rhe result of population ageing, a gigantic w ave of greedy geezers was rising that was threatening to sink the economEbook Economic foundations for creative ageing policy (Volume II): Part 1
y of many countries and disenfranchise subsequent generations.1 Peterson's main culprits were governments, especially in rhe USA and in Europe that ha; Awff< h\iCvElT ^ẲÍắymarrT^WV•7^X7AKpXEconomic Foundations for Creative Ageing Policy, Volume IIAndrzej KlimczukEconomic Foundations for Creative Age Ebook Economic foundations for creative ageing policy (Volume II): Part 1ter, in 2009, another book was published, with the title A Long Bright Future.2 This book, by Stanford Professor Laura Carstensen, also focused on rhe challenges of ageing societies bur offered a much more optimistic view of the consequences of an ageing society. Professor Carstensen is best known a Ebook Economic foundations for creative ageing policy (Volume II): Part 1s rhe developer of rhe theory of socioemorional selectivity that explains why older adults, on the whole, arc happier and more contented than youngerEbook Economic foundations for creative ageing policy (Volume II): Part 1
people and illuminates the notion that we do, in fact, develop a kind of wisdom about life as we get older. She is also the founder of rhe Stanford Ce; Awff< h\iCvElT ^ẲÍắymarrT^WV•7^X7AKpXEconomic Foundations for Creative Ageing Policy, Volume IIAndrzej KlimczukEconomic Foundations for Creative Age Ebook Economic foundations for creative ageing policy (Volume II): Part 1ow we individually and collectively can make the most out of the “extra years'’ provided by increased longevity.These two books, published a decade apart, provide nearly diametri cally opposed viewpoints about the implications of population ageing. But which is more likely to be correct?If we confin Ebook Economic foundations for creative ageing policy (Volume II): Part 1e our perspective to the responses of national governments, we may have reason to be pessimistic. For much of the twentieth century,vvi FOREWORD BY RIEbook Economic foundations for creative ageing policy (Volume II): Part 1
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